RE: Tambo results look good11 Dec 2024 08:50
My point is the company need to focus on execution. Talking the talk and walking are two different things
the options are excessive and should be overlooked, additionally i think the premium was a red herring to try and build some "ohh they must be confident" additionally they dont expire if they leave, so for the future, they have secured a price and an excessive amount, anyway we will agree to disagree there
the buyers are in the drivers seat on tax losses but again lets not overlook the regulatory burden this will have on ECR. AIM will need to be involved, as they cannot agree a deal without the consent or agreement of the regulator as they could end up in a tricky position, giving more power to the buyer.
its not a simple deal of we sell, you buy, there are a huge amount of third parties that need to be consulted and thats why im saying that no deal with be inked or agreed anywhere near Jan regardless of how many meetings they have, as any structure will need to be presented to third parties and they wil take their time (not ECR fault) but thats the world we live in!
id manage expectation here, is all im saying
for now, they should simply focus on Blue mountain and moth ball everything else other than their chats on tax losses, alebit that is a side bet and id suggest not as fruitful in near term as they suggest